The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-29

Assessor Pickett has appointed ": T.
Eastman as his ocputv for ASSESSING III,
! property owners of DiloIl and vicinity.
! Mr.. Eastman is capable and vii! perform
the work satisfactorily to all concerned.
! J. b. Losce and Ed. Maxwell. formerly Of
Glendale, are going to open c:rysoo,as
story in Anaconda, MIR. Lose uow bciny
IN the east purchasing goods. The cen.
t's'ncn have many friends in this county
"no wish them success in their venture,
lAc winners OF the prizes at kaIi'na,,'s S
grand prize drawing, Moncav night, we're:
| f'r>t W;=e. laly's gold watch, ticket No.
'i~ Miss Bessie O'Brien: second prize,
! music box, ticket No. 4o4, J. II. \ey; third
prize. COCK. ticket No. So. g. L. Jewell.
Tie county commissioners advertise in
this issue OF the TRIBUNE ,or sealed pro.
ro>;!~ for the purchase OF county bond, to
'nr amount OF S,oooo. The bonds are to
! De ct the denomination Of $500 each. bear.
. ing interest at the rate of SIX per cent per
annuin.
On Friday, Angus, ,oti., there vii, be
held, 4, the school house, Dillon, an ,sc
no" to dtcit!. whether @, no !. TAX of three
mills o'' the hundred dollars will be levied
fo' the purpose pt r.is;ng 'nonev to fence
in and lay sidewalks about the school
grounds, etc.
i'nc ishhuntcrs vino passed last Sa,ur.
day and SUNDAY mp the B,urAla;l made
the greatest c.:..! OF :hv season. >,.,,r;ny
800 tine ,rout. The bows rett.ril,ti happy
ard tanned ino: "valley.,anr>>i'> ;,s,! will
tax i second, more r%tcn,vj trip some
t'l:c III August.
Jas. Shute has sold his house and lot TO
l.. Elicl, and j. scliin, hi, household noot>
preparatory to 'ucviu. 10 Denver, about
the 'o>n OF August, where nr na> accepted
position on u railroad. Mrs. SAute will
visit friends in the Bitter l>ryt Valley b..
tore !@i'l:; hSr husband at Dttiyyr.
1t will he seen by q card in ""othv, place,
that Prot. i'ircn has decided ,) ft>nain IN
D!ll"1 for Il tim. a'1i Wi. :;;y. ,n~lruc,ion
iii Voice Cuitlrc. He desires 70 ,,lrvt Al,
the ri":5ers OF ''lr city ana form "a lu>>.
lhe gentleman comes hi.u,y rvrojnmqnL.
Cd an>i "utrantrc~ 10 give >nti>ltctioni
TIE ". e.. 4. e., OF. Montana, Will Oh.
serve ihar>l:av, August ,;h. .> " Guv O.
prayer tor tnr success OF tee ;tr2orru,.cr
',or, il the Territory. y ;nvrtin.y vii! bc
:~l. in Dillon On that day, at Grace NJ. T..
Church, AT ; O'Clock p. N. NJ. ladies and
@cnlic,I>vn interested IN the cause. ;:r> in.
vitvd - attend
nn "Wednesday. Mrs. Mctler, her
daughter BERTHE. Mrs. Hanson and a boy,
who was driving, came near being run
over by the car, at tbs crossing. near
.\si'oau"hs. :. The team stopped on 'hc
track in front OF y appro pushing train aud
was, with di1iic, :, started in time to Just
clear the train as it wen, wl;1zin. past,
1t is said the nrw L. * y. engines cali
not haul as great :. load as The old "hoo" "
engines, The numerous driving wheels OF
latter giving them the advantages. Rail
roan men say ,hat~"tcn. whrelers" OF the
standard gauge could no, let around some
O.: the curves on the r.Md, therefore all OF
the new engines are "cis',,. wheelers."
The I"drtcuh,M says MIR. Weston, act
ing auditor. keeps on issuing bounty war;
rants with no cheerful couu,erance, and
sighs for the day when the ground squirrel
will go into winter quarters. Opinions differ
as to the date OF this interesting exodus,
but the best experts agree that there will
he no squirrels stirring above ground at
Christmas.
The last narrow. gauge trcigh. lett Butte
at halt.past /. o'clock this saturday morn.
ing. ex.passcnger conductor Mintv as
conductor: engineers Rhcim and Gorman
with engines Sc and ST; ircmen Wcl>cr
and Rust, with Smetkcr and Curtis as
brakeman, in charge Of forty. three cars.
Engineer German fired the first narrow
gauge engine into Butte" and pulled the
las: freight out.--.Nin1r.
One becomes quite interested while read
ing the vivid description of the question
able pa,,imc> indu!ged in by some ultra
society ladies at fashionable summer re-
sorts. The scenes descriptive of the drink
ing and gambling Of these women are for.
chilly depicted in the "Quakcr Lady," 4
summer hotel novelette,, in DtN,vrSt'S
.N""tAIr magazine for august; and the
contrast between their amuscmcnt> and the
refined pleasures OF the "(luakcr Lady"